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The skateboarding unicorn

Helmet on, the unicorn whizzes along on a skateboard decorated with stars and zigzags, inside a ring of flowers.

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Ages 4 and up · 20 to 40 minutes
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Helmet on, full speed

The unicorn whizzes along on its skateboard, one front leg raised, the other three planted firmly on the board. It wears a helmet with air vents, buckled under its chin, with its horn sticking out. Little stars sparkle in its eyes, and it smiles, focused. Speed lines show how fast it is going.

A ring of flowers

All around it, flowers, tulips, clovers and leaves form a big circle, and a few petals fly up as it passes. This is a sporty unicorn, but a careful one: it didn’t forget its helmet.

A patterned board

The skateboard, with its zigzags and its star, is the most detailed part: each zigzag band can take its own color. The unicorn is one big simple shape, easy to color at four. There are lots of flowers all around: they can be done one by one.

A colorful helmet

The helmet can take a bright color, red, blue or green, with a strap in another color. The board alternates two colors in the zigzags, and the star gets colored yellow. The flowers around take every color, and the leaves green.

A word for the grown-up: on a bike, a scooter or a skateboard, the helmet goes on before setting off, just like the unicorn’s. To check that it fits well, slide two fingers under the strap, no more: your child can learn to do it themselves.

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